Virgin Money cuts selected fixed mortgage rates

Published on

Virgin Money has announced a series of reductions across selected residential, buy-to-let and product transfer fixed rates, effective from Tuesday 20 January.

The changes include rate cuts on a range of purchase products, with two-year and five-year fixed rates reduced by up to 0.24%.

The lender said headline rates for purchase now start from 3.79% on two-year fixed products with a fee, and from 3.86% on five-year fixed rates.

EXCLUSIVES

Within its exclusive purchase range, Virgin Money has reduced a number of two-year and five-year fixed rates between 75% and 90% loan-to-value. Two-year fixed rates at 75% and 80% loan-to-value have been cut by up to 0.15%, while selected five-year fixed rates at 75% loan-to-value are down by as much as 0.07%.

The 90% loan-to-value five-year fee-saver has been reduced by 0.03% to 4.28%.

Shared ownership fixed rates have also been reduced by up to 0.24%, with rates starting from 3.79%.

BUY-TO-LET

Across its buy-to-let range, Virgin Money has made reductions to both two-year and five-year fixed rates at 60% and 75% loan-to-value.

Two-year fixed rates with a 1% fee have been reduced by up to 0.11%, while selected products with a £2,195 fee have been cut by as much as 0.21%.

Five-year fixed rates in the range have been reduced by up to 0.07%, with rates now starting from 4.10%.

PRODUCT TRANSFERS

Product transfer rates have also been adjusted, with reductions of up to 0.06% across selected two-year, three-year and five-year fixed rate fee-saver products.

Two-year fixed rate fee-savers at 75% loan-to-value have been reduced to 4.08%, while the equivalent product at 85% loan-to-value now stands at 4.44%.

Virgin Money has reminded brokers that any previously submitted product transfer due to complete on 31 January 2026 cannot be switched, as this would result in the customer paying a standard variable rate in February. All other product switch requests for future maturity months will continue to be processed as normal.

COMMENT ON MORTGAGE SOUP

We want to hear from you!
Leave a comment and get the conversation started.
You need to register to post, so please login or sign up below.

Latest articles

Clydesdale to withdraw from new mortgage lending market

Clydesdale has confirmed it will no longer offer new mortgage lending, marking the end...

Sort Group podcast sees industry figures joining conveyancing debate

Sort Group says its new podcast series is attracting strong interest from across the...

New first-time buyer ISA proposed as replacement for Lifetime ISA

The government has launched a consultation on a new First Time Buyer ISA, which...

AR market consolidates as revenues rise despite fewer principal firms

The UK's appointed representative market is becoming more concentrated, with fewer principal firms overseeing...

Hodge broadens property lending criteria across residential ranges

Hodge Bank has expanded its property lending criteria, widening access to mortgage finance for...

Latest publication

Other news

Clydesdale to withdraw from new mortgage lending market

Clydesdale has confirmed it will no longer offer new mortgage lending, marking the end...

Sort Group podcast sees industry figures joining conveyancing debate

Sort Group says its new podcast series is attracting strong interest from across the...

New first-time buyer ISA proposed as replacement for Lifetime ISA

The government has launched a consultation on a new First Time Buyer ISA, which...